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    Aerospace engineers design, test, and develop aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles. They work in teams and travel often to meetings. Becoming an aerospace engineer requires a bachelor's degree in engineering or science as well as experience in fields like propulsion, physics, and mathematics. Over two-thirds of aerospace engineers are employed with an average salary of $103,720 and 7% projected growth in the field through 2022.

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    Aerospace

    Engineering
    BY JOSE ORTIZ AND NATHANIEL GARCIA

    What do they do?

    Aerospace engineers design aircraft,


    spacecraft, satellites, and missiles. In
    addition, they test prototypes to
    make sure that they function
    according to design.

    Safety

    Efficiency

    Appearance

    Convenience

    Work place

    Mostly work in teams in a area suited to the type of project that


    is taking place.

    Lots of traveling

    Meeting lots of people

    Becoming one

    Aerospace engineers must have a bachelors


    degree in aerospace engineering or another
    field of engineering or science related to
    aerospace systems.

    Propulsion

    Physics

    Mathematics

    Lots of experience

    Employment

    Over two thirds of Aerospace engineers are employed

    Growth in the field by 7% by 2022

    Average salary of 103,720

    Summary

    Overall a great field that is growing in importance and


    significance as the 21st century progress

    Good pay lots of benefits

    In Short supply with a high demand

    Dun-Zo

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